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What Makes Something Alive - Virginia Department of Education

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Session 6.10 – Yum Yum Caterpillars<br />

Teacher Questions & Notes<br />

Procedures<br />

statements about their graph.<br />

20. Circulate among the students as they create the graphs, checking<br />

for individual understanding, giving assistance as necessary.<br />

21. In their journal on the “Yum, Yum Caterpillars” page, have<br />

students draw a picture <strong>of</strong> the location they think was the best for<br />

hiding one <strong>of</strong> the caterpillars that they found and write a sentence<br />

about why the caterpillar was so well hidden.<br />

- Was one habitat better to hide the<br />

caterpillars in than the other? Why or<br />

why not?<br />

- Did the color <strong>of</strong> the caterpillars make<br />

a difference as to how easily they were<br />

found?<br />

- Did the shape <strong>of</strong> the caterpillars make<br />

a difference as to how easily they were<br />

found?<br />

22. Discuss as a class the difference between the two schoolyard<br />

“habitats” where the caterpillars were hidden.<br />

Extension:<br />

1. Make a class map <strong>of</strong> the two habitats where the<br />

caterpillars were hidden. Have students glue their<br />

caterpillars on the map in the locations where they were<br />

found.<br />

2. Have students pick one <strong>of</strong> their caterpillars and write a<br />

story about a day in its life.<br />

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<strong>Virginia</strong> Animals and their Habitats<br />

Topic 6

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